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How'd you end up like that, anyway?

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I fell into a vat of electric eels.

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You're kidding.

4
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- I fell into a supercollider.
- Gotta be careful where you fall.

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There's no loyalty amongst thieves.

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It's a lot of dynamite
you're dealing with.

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Having supervillains explain
how they became supervillains

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to each other is hilarious.

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It's just so funny
because it's so ridiculous.

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I love the idea of putting
a bunch of rogue villains together

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and just watching them meet each other
and hang out and talk.

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Like, it's just...
I've never really seen that. [Laughs]

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[Watts] It was just thinking about
what will be fun to see,

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visual combinations
that you never thought you would see.

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Who are these guys?

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How great would it be
to see Alfred Molina again?

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You'd get to see Willem Dafoe
without the mask.

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Having Jamie get to come in
and make him not blue.

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- [Goblin] You make me <i>sick.</i>
- [Norman] Leave me alone.

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<i>[Goblin] Hiding in the shadows.</i>

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- [Green Goblin cackles]
- [Foxx] Norman Osborn...

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Green Goblin... is just like...

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I mean, to see him work.
When we're on the set, he...

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[mimicking Dafoe] "Gods don't choose."

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- We take."
- We take.

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[Foxx] And you go, "Oh, shit."

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And that cackle. [Mimics cackle]
I was, like, oh.

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I mean, that's real.
You know, I forgot I was in the movie.

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I'm sitting there with my popcorn like,
"This motherfucker's good."

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[Garfield] Willem is just fearless,

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and Willem doesn't give
a flying... whatever.

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"I'm doing this."

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He's just, like, so unselfconscious
as an actor,

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just totally free, and that's the dream.

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It's one of the most surreal
experiences I've ever had in my life.

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When he becomes the Goblin,
he is terrifying.

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And in the rehearsal,
he starts doing the laugh,

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and he's saying all this different stuff
about how much he hates Peter Parker.

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And we're doing this fight scene
and I just became, like,

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a five-year-old kid again,
watching him in the theater.

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[metallic clunks]

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Hello, Peter.

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Hi?

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Alfred was blown away
by the advancement in technology.

45
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When he made Spider-Man 2,
his arms were puppets.

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He had four or five guys
moving him around at a time.

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[Foxx] Alfred, you know,
as Ock though is just...

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To watch him work...

49
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He's so funny.

50
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Once they say "Cut,"

51
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I mean, bro,

52
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the jokes and everything like that
is just, like, nonstop.

53
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- Is that "haughty" with a G-H or...
- [crew chuckling]

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- Yes.
- Okay. Got it.

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- [Watts] All right. Roll it.
- [Foxx] But when he gets into his bag,

56
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and he plays an interesting character
to where you feel like he's conflicted.

57
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Like he, out of all of us, seems like,

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"Yo, I wanna maybe live a regular life.
Go to a club or something."

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- [thunder rumbling]
- [Electro] What's up, Peter?

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How you like the new-new?

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[Garfield] Jamie. He's so inventive,
he's so creative.

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He has the crew laughing constantly,
he's a great storyteller,

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and he's the complete character.

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The sequence where he thinks
that Andrew was gonna be Black, like,

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that's all just Jamie improvising.
That's not written.

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- Aw, man. I'm sorry.
- Nah, don't apologize.

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There's gotta be a Black Spider-Man
somewhere out there.

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[Holland] And it adds so much humor
and so much love and life

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that I would work
with Jamie Foxx on anything.

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Honestly, I love the man so much.

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[Foxx] Electro's waiting
on something to break,

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so he's all,
"Let me get in. Let me get mine."

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So, that sets the table
for something very interesting.

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All of those villains in an apartment
that Peter takes them to,

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that's like smoking a cigarette
at the gas station

76
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and pumping the gas, you know?

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So, it's an exciting thing.

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Oh, my God.

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- What have you done?
- I liked you better before.

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- [grunts]
- [shrieks]

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[grunting]

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- [Dafoe] In this film...
- [grunting]

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...there's some good,
old-fashioned fighting. [Chuckles]

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Punching, kicking, to-the-body stuff.

85
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I'm still not admitting

86
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that I'm too long in the tooth
to do this stuff,

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so I still enjoy doing it.

88
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So, to do this physical stuff
was important to me.

89
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He is still in incredible shape.
He phoned me up prior to this movie

90
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and was like, "| want to let you know
I wanna do as much as possible."

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- And he was just a trouper.
- [grunting]

92
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He has a pretty intense,
high-energy fight scene with Tom.

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It's unbelievable
to see his dedication

94
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and how hard he worked
to bring that same Green Goblin back

95
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that we saw in the first Spider-Man
that's just so mean and so violent.

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You tried to fix me.

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- Now I'm gonna fix you.
- [panting]

98
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I was so impressed with him
and just his ability

99
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to have that kind of energy
during something like that.

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[sighs]

101
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I got that Tony Stark shit.

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When they showed me the previz
of what they were accomplishing...

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I mean, it's the spectacle.
That type of thing.

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He did absolutely phenomenal stuff.
You know, up and around on blue screen.

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[Foxx] Shooting those
was absolutely amazing.

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When they put you those strings
and fly you around, it's great.

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- [screams]
- [grunts]

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Catch!

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[grunting]

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Alfred Molina, because he moves
around on the legs so much,

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we had him in a harness for 90%
of the time that he was working with us.

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I felt so bad for him.

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Every time he saw one of the stunt guys,
he was like,

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"Oh, no. Have I gotta get back
in the harness again?"

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Once the tentacles are there,

116
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there's gonna be all this kinetic movement

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and things are gonna be smashing.

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But if you look at just me,
all I'm doing is this...

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[Molina grunts, chuckles]

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I'm just kind of leaning in.

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It's basically like you're hitting him
in the face with your elbow.

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[Molina] We were doing
a huge fight scene with Tom.

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He's diving off things, he's doing flips,

124
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he's doing back somersaults,

125
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he's smashing the cars
and then doing a roll,

126
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and I'm just kind of going...

127
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[grunts, laughs] ...and such.

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[Cottle] I really take my hat off to them.

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And it was a very sad day
when it was their last day, for sure.

130
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There's so many great actors
that have been in these movies,

131
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and to be able to bring them together

132
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and find a way to finish their story lines

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maybe in a different way.

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They're all sort of the victims
of accidents of technological mistakes.

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To use that as an entry point
to telling a story

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about the idea of second chances
took a second,

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but it... eventually, it all clicked.

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[ticking]